"Le tableau comme objet de pensée" : Sophie Rebiscoul-Lavine, critique d'art, parle de la peinture de Pierre Dunoyer aux étudiants IFM.

Are you "hammettien" or "chandlerien" ? asks Emmanuel Laurentin, a producer at France Culture (La Fabrique de l'Histoire). Dashiell Hammett (1894-1961) and Raymond Chandler (1888-1959), the founding fathers of crime fiction, represent two fundamental sides to the genre.

Paul Roll, head of the Office de Tourisme de Paris, shares his thoughts on the future of Paris with IFM students.

The Théâtre des Champs-Elysées has been a centre for Parisian urban and artistic life since its establishment in March 1913, and it has always been at the avant-garde.

What if the blur was the most beautiful part of the visible world? What if the crystal clear image was nothing but a decoy?

« I have no programme, no style, no pretention, I love incertitude, the infinite, permanent insecurity », says Gerhard Richter (b. 1932)

« Paris, la seule ville qui soit aussi un monde » (Charles Quint) : une conférence de Philippe Meyer (journaliste, France Inter/France Culture).

Arnaud Merlin (France Musique), parle de Györgi Ligeti (1923-2006), l'une des grandes figures de la modernité musicale au XXe siècle, aux étudiants de l'IFM.

Analysis of Jules Verne's great book by François Angelier (France Culture).

The history of rock always involves "someone who thinks they're someone else", according to Michka Assayas (journalist and historian).